In Excel 2003 when I add an axis title to the Y-Axis the
last letter gets cropped. It doesn't matter how long the
title is it just cuts off the last character. So then I
have to use a text box instead. Is there any known fix
to this?

It seems to be a common bug. One suggestion is to add a few spaces then a
period to the title. In this way the result is acceptable when the file is
opened on a PC that does not have the problem.
Can you email me (private message not to newsgroup) the offending file. I
have never had the problem so I would like to experiment.
Best wishes
Bernard

"Robert Korzuch" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:1a39601c42300$81cceec0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> In Excel 2003 when I add an axis title to the Y-Axis the
> last letter gets cropped. It doesn't matter how long the
> title is it just cuts off the last character. So then I
> have to use a text box instead. Is there any known fix
> to this?

The problem seems to be related to certain screen aspect ratios,
combined with certain zoom settings. There's no official explanation
from Microsoft.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
http://PeltierTech.com/
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Bernard V Liengme wrote:

> It seems to be a common bug. One suggestion is to add a few spaces then a
> period to the title. In this way the result is acceptable when the file is
> opened on a PC that does not have the problem.
> Can you email me (private message not to newsgroup) the offending file. I
> have never had the problem so I would like to experiment.
> Best wishes
> Bernard
>
> "Robert Korzuch" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:1a39601c42300$81cceec0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>
>>In Excel 2003 when I add an axis title to the Y-Axis the
>>last letter gets cropped. It doesn't matter how long the
>>title is it just cuts off the last character. So then I
>>have to use a text box instead. Is there any known fix
>>to this?
>
>
>